Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CLASS OF 194 w' .0-4' st? TOP ROW-left to right: S. IU. Sucheki, ZW. Tomach, B. R. Koenig, J. P S. H. Kassan, R. F. Purdy, H. B. Cornog. BOTTOM ROW+left to right: C W. E. C. K . Rulli, . C. Bax!! enney W N nr, Jr., D. PV. Ciese, R. C. Kiboul, , . . Harman, L. Segal. Due to the many restrictions that were necessary durinff the war Wfhe Analysis . . F 7 . hail to he discontinuerl. This year is the first post-war publication, and although many of the hivhlivhts of our senior year will always he Jreserverl within these covers there X- e . . v were many who grafluaterl in the past five years who were not so fortunate. We are hoping to make this 'fAnalysis'7 the best and most complete year hook eyer puhlisheal at P.T.F. and are indeerl fortunate to he ffrafluatinv at a time when war time restrictions U C' are a thing of the past. There Were, however, many men and women who earned their rlewrces and firloinas when year hooks were an im ossihility. We feel it is only T' , . . . Iittinv' anzl Jroncr that to successfully hrinff The Analysis u J to date flue reeoffnition C' I .1 . F' - I 5 1' he given those who graduated from the Philadelphia Textile Institute during the War years. They missezl much of the fun of college days and it is these people who kept the doors open for us when we returned. We hope they will feel that this Analysis is their year hook too. ,.-ww I 4 33

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TAFE tlf, some day, you should hear a tremendous crash 'll k , you now that it is only the library bursting its sides.l Not only the library, but the supply room has grown almost beyond its walls. There is hardly a student who has not spent several hours during the first week of each semester standing ill that never d' l' en mg 1ne for books, papers and other essentials. But Miss Krecker is always calm and in her quiet manner, eventually takes care of all of us. Another spoke in the wheel-the yarn room-is also one of the essentials at P.T.l. Although Katie and Elizabeth lmore formally known as Miss Dalton and Miss McCaughanl are always busy winding and rewinding and keeping things in order. They are never too busy to supply us with the yarns we want, when we want them, and if they have them. Our appreciation also to Mrs. Weaver for her help in our hand-weaving classes. A MISS HAZEL I. HESSER Miss Hesser, the efficient Secretary of the new School Director is not a newcomer at P.T.l. She joined the staff nine years ago as assistant to Miss Krecker who was then secretary to Dr. France. In 1941, when Mr. Heard became the first Dean of the Philadelphia Textile 1n- stitute, Miss Hesser was placed in charge of the ojfice. She remained in charge of the ofice of the Dean until September, 1047, when Mr. Hayward became Director of the School MRS. GLORIA SCHULTZ GREENE RRE WINDMASSINGER MRS. ELEANOR LA T0 Mrs. Greene, the competent secretary to the Dean be , gan her career at P.T.I. almost 7 years ago. ,lust after her graduation from the Pierce School of Business, she be- came a stenographer in the Dean's ofice. 1n September of this year she took over the full responsibilities of that office. Her able assistant, Mrs. Windmassinger joined the staff 'ust t ' f ' J wo years ago after her graduation from high school. Miss Nancy Pool is now occu in th , , p g e vacant desk, as a new member of the office staff. 29

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE, 1943 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING Leopold Friedman George Alexander Litchfield, .Ir. TEXTILE COURSE CHEMISTRY, DYEING AND PRINTING COURSE George Herman Blumenthal Otto Philip Durheimer Robert Nelson Smith Nancy Eunice Clay M. Leonard Katz I.VilIJur Frederick Stott William Sproule Francis John Lorem Stanley M. Suchevki Robert Arthur Strasbourger .Ioseph Peter Rulli RAYON AND SILK COURSE ONE YEAR HOME ECONOMICS COURSE I Martha E. ,Iungerman Herman J. Petrak Morjorie Neal Laurene Sham COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE. 1944 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING Melquiades Marquia Perea COIVIMENCEMENT EXERCISES, JUNE, 1945 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING Frank Lester Giese CHEMISTRY, DYEING AND PRINTING COURSE Arthur Francis McNally MID-WINTER 'COMMENCEMENT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING Hz ld A h it, Gaspar Melkonian Cadi iro s p 7 Max Grunstein Tenenbaum .lose Tabachmk Markowitz TEXTILE COURSE Albert Lefebvre Balp Fernando Rodriques Tavolara COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE, 1946 Herman Bernard Barrow Edward Bernard Ripple CHEMISTRY, DYEING AND PRINTING COURSE Betty Ruth Kuhs Dario Pablo Villegas MID-WINTER COMMENCEMENT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING Marion Adelle Lukens George Deckelhaum Burton Isdaner Murray Maleh Louis William Kulik CHEMISTRY, DYEING AND PRINTING COURSE Alan Roth 1 3 r